Your goal right now is to survive this so you can thrive the next.

Your goal right now is to survive this so you can survive, so you can thrive in what's next.

And what I mean is if you survive the dot-com downturn, you was able to kill it on the other side.

You was able to survive 2008, you was able to kill it on the other side. You was able to survive 2008. You was able to kill it on the bounce up.

Five trillion handoff. I read this and I say, oh, this is interesting right here when I sent this. So watch this.

Five trillion handoff. America's biggest business is swap. Biggest business swap is coming. So watch this.

Six million small and mid-sized American businesses are set to be involved in a great

ownership transfer.

That's why we came with the ownership framework by 2035 as Baby Boom was retire.

About one million of them expected to be sold in transactions cumulatively worked 5 trillion dollars

according to the report by the McKenzie Institute for Economic Mobility published last Thursday.

McKenzie calls the coming transfer a new area of business stewardship, warning that without intentional action may be viable small

businesses may close rather than transfer ownership. If these transitions succeed at scale,

they could preserve up to 12 million jobs and sustain roughly 250 billion in annual local spending power

according to the report.

In case you don't know what that mean,

here's what's happening.

The baby boomers are retiring and they selling their businesses.

Are they giving their businesses to their children and their kids and their grandkids?

But guess what? They don't want them.

So here's what I'm telling you they're

about to be some cash generating businesses that's going to hit the market

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